Mavic’s new XA Pro Carbon & XA Elite wheelsystem

[ad3] Mavic finally does what we’ve all been waiting for.  They introduced a new wheelsystem that is Carbon, Wide and Hookless with the new XA Pro Carbon.  They’ve also introduced a new Aluminum wheelset dubbed the XA Elite.  Details to follow below.

XA Pro Carbon Details 

• Full carbon rim offers great lateral stiffness & maximum responsiveness

• Enhanced fiber lay up gives maximum vertical compliance

• The two-cross spoke pattern on the front and rear offers comfort and control

• 1490g in 27.5″ / 1535 g in 29″

• Hookless rim profile hits the sweet spot of lightweight and durability

• 26mm internal width (32mm outside) perfectly compliment 2.4″ tyres

• Hookless rim profile reduces tyre burps and add strength

• Quest Pro tires with X-mix dual compound rolls fast while providing confident grip

This diagram illustrates how an offset rim profile creates a more balanced wheel with a more spoke tension that’s also more evened out.
Comparisons in stiffness between competitors/Crossmax/XA Pro wheels.
A cross section illustrating the new Hookless Rim profile.
Straight pull spoke slots that are very easy to swap without having to even remove the wheel.
XD & Standard HG driver compatible. Available in Boost and Standard spacing.
A look at the new carbon rim shape and profile.

In addition to the XA Pro Carbon, the XA Elite also goes wider with 28mm external width, and sees a hookless rim profile as well.

No bright yellow, but there are multiple colorways.
Bladed spokes and an interesting rim profile that sees relief between the nipples and reinforcement where they enter the rim.

XA Elite Details 

• ISM4D machining makes the wheel lighter without compromising on strength

• 25mm internal width rim with hookless profile

• ITS 4 freewheel system for faster acceleration

• 24 straight-pull bladed and double-butted spokes on front and rear

• Tubeless tape on wheels: the lightest and simplest way to get the tubeless benefits such as better traction, comfort, and reduced risk of flats

• 25mm internal width (28mm outside) perfectly compliment 2.4″ tyres

• Hookless rim profile reduces tyre burps and add strength

• Quest Pro tires with X-mix dual compound provides safe grip and rolls fast

• 1490g (27.5’’) / 1535g (29’’)

Pricing & Availability

XA Pro Carbon 27.5″ & 29″

• €1700,00

• $1849,90(US)

• £1300,00

• September 1st Retail Availability

XA Elite 27.5″ & 29″

• €600,00

• $749,99

• £450,00

• July 1st Retail Availability

www.mavic.com

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